Duat do what

Karma topic. Although that word is not for punishment. But readjustment

oh
I never thought microbes that way
true

we have a live reincarnate we can ask about that

once the lama goes the reincarnate can do stuff if he wants to like explain himself like we do

Listening

so will I when he talks he knows we are looking at him as he makes his moves



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I want to hear how he explains how he got here

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Trinley too. Interesting he’s married. I read Amma’s story in her words. It was interesting.

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Marriage may lead to abandonment of monasticism
That’s why the guy you say is more looked at.

yes
same process as civil service or military service
it does not matter what the applicant says or does
it is decided by the committee of the egregore if what the applicant says and does fits the post offered by the egregore

it works

yes


political risk treaties/deals

All I'm saying. The last few times you posted it. It kept replaying in my mind, which is why I said what I said about wanting to smack you. And I was happy to say it was different this time. You calling it how you feel about it is your interpretation.

On another note that does not involve you, I have to cut a noose held over me...just fyi. Because I have no idea how that may feel to others as far as entanglement. I dont want a man speaking ill over me, so he can run in and rescue me.

God willing, I shall be free and in good hands.

Throne probs lol

I saw your stag knife lovely blade
you feel young

well done

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difficult to have a legal market in anything if you dont have a trade treaty setting bilateral terms
trade deals called treaties require sovereign approval

egregore trading

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You know what they say about treaties of the white man lol

See how smooth your path has rolled out in front of you. Just focus on that.

do I look like that white man

There is a year and months left to decide through all seasons of observations lol

There’s two ways to find something you buried. By divination of sorts or through long observation in all kinds of weather and habitat change. Focal points always change over time and deadspace does at higher velocity constantly

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nations tradition

I know

That’s the surface yes. More than that though.
Energy topic lol

Update

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The uniqueness of the Yuchi tribe brought the attention of the Human Genome Project who, despite the Yuchi's lack of federal recognition, acknowledged the importance of the Yuchi's distinct culture and language by approaching the Yuchi first in their efforts to map North American indigenous tribe's genetic information. This distinction from other Native Americans from the Southeast could provide crucial information in the study of human history. The Yuchi tribe declined to participate in the Human Genome Project due to cultural conflict and uncertainty over government ownership of tribal DNA.

They are language isolate, meaning not related to any other language known today. Thing is, their story on the seed of man. The twin story. Fits with the others through cultures. I was talking earlier on this. How the myths are so similar but yet so different because of language, time, habitat, etc.

Genetic questions govt asks

Roll tongue
Can’t roll

Widows peak
Straight hairline

Hitchhikers thumb
Straight thumb

Ring finger longer
Shorter than pointer

Dimples
No dimples

Cleft chin
No cleft chin

Attached earlobes
Free earlobes

Hair curly
Straight

Noting lol

Huh. Yuchi say they came from the sun. Children of the sun
Empire of the sun is very old story not about sol, the sun today.

Nice, they use immersion teaching so instead of teaching through English to learn Yuchi. Yuchi is used to teach Yuchi. That’s how quickly I learned sign language because they taught exactly that way.

Oh dang, they have made microbes very very lively

Lol

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In the mountains of the Southern Appalachians, from North Carolina down through Georgia and Alabama, the remains of ancient stone structures line the ridges. Some of these are additions to natural rock formations, others are entirely man-made. Who built these structures? Are they the remains of an ancient war fought in the Appalachians? Are they all that's left of the Moon-Eyed People?

The Moon-Eyed People were said to being physically very different from the Cherokee, being bearded and having pale, perfectly white skin. They were called Moon-Eyed because they were unable to see in daylight, their sensitive eyes being blinded by the sun. For this reason, they were strictly nocturnal, and lived in underground caverns.

Both versions of the story say the Moon-Eyed People began living underground after losing the war.


However, what's interesting is that The Moon-Eyed People are never described as being supernatural, but are remembered as another group of humans who were physically very different than the Native Americans.

Not the underground blue people. Noting

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What kisses every guest?
(Riddle)

Answer: a cup

Racetrack and cup

Mid August. Just about right


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One of the most fascinating and largest constellations in the Lakota sky is called Tayamni. It is the representation of some creature, but we do not know much beyond its basic anatomy. It is comprised of seven stars which are also shared by three Greek constellations. One of its stars is in the Taurus constellation, five are in the Orion constellation, and one is in the constellation Canis Major.

The head of Tayamni is called Tayamni Pa. It is the modern star cluster Pleiades, which is in the constellation Taurus. This star cluster is also called Wicincala Sakowin, the Seven Sisters. But even though Tayamni Pa consists of at least seven stars, all of them are grouped together and constitute one of the seven stars of Tayamni.

The backbone of Tayamni, called Tayamni Cankahu, consists of the three belt stars of Orion: Mintaka, Alnilam and Alnitak. Tayamni Tucuhu, the ribs of Tayamni, consists of two stars: Rigel and Betelgeuse. These stars are also in the constellation Orion.

Tayamni Sinte is the brightest star in the night sky—Sirius. It is in the Canis Major constellation. Tayamni Sinte is the tail of Tayamni.

All seven stars of Tayamni are visible in the night sky from mid-August to mid- April.